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  1. Dianova’s Most Read Articles in 2020

    22/01/2021

    Remembering the year that many would like to forget, let’s have a look back on 2020 and on the 10 most-liked articles during that period

  2. Best Practices of the Dianova Network

    13/06/2019

    In the framework of the annual meetings of the Dianova Network, representatives of nine member organizations shared their projects and best practices

  3. Training: “Towards an Unequivocal Contribution”

    13/06/2019

    The 12th ‘Management and Development’ Dianova International training session was held in Casteldefells, with 12 participting member organizations

  4. The Dianova Network is Growing

    The Dianova Network is Growing

    26/09/2018

    Four organizations have joined the Dianova network following Dianova International delegates’ Assembly

  5. Dianova and the Cuban academic world will sign collaboration agreement

    Dianova and the Cuban academic world will sign collaboration agreement

    02/03/2018

    New partnerships with the Matanzas University will generate contributions in areas such as scientific research and development of services

  6. New project in Canada: Dianova-ASD

    30/11/2016

    Dianova opens a specialized residential centre for young people with Autism Spectrum Disorder

  7. Strategy: the Member Organizations’ Action Plan

    02/08/2016

    The Dianova Network Member organizations presented their strategic plan 2016-2020

  8. Words from Dianova

    02/08/2016

    A message from each of the members of the new Assembly Council of Dianova International

  9. Annual Meeting of the Dianova Network

    01/08/2016

    The Dianova network annual meetings were held from June 27 to 29 in Madrid, in the presence of forty participants including delegates of Dianova member organizations and guests.

  10. Slum Child Foundation

    27/07/2016

    Slum Child Foundation: empowering and positively impacting the lives of slum children, especially girls